Two persons of interest sought in Bangor thefts

A Bangor auto dealership has reported multiple vehicle thefts since late January.

A Bangor auto dealership has reported multiple vehicle thefts since late January.

On Jan. 30, the Washington Township Police Department was called to Dotta Auto Sales to investigate a burglary. The business told police that a black 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee had been stolen.

Four days later, the dealership called police again to report that a second black 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee was taken from the lot.

One of the two vehicles was found by Washington Township police that same day.

As a result of the investigation, police are considering a man and a woman as persons of interests in connection to the burglary and thefts.

Police said the man is Stephen R. Lassell Jr., and describe him as 5 foot 11 inches tall with brown hair, brown eyes and a thin build. The woman is Paige Goscilo and is described as 5 foot 9 inches tall, thin, with brown or blonde hair.

Police are still looking for the second Jeep Grand Cherokee and said it has front-end damage.

The Washington Township police are also looking for a brown 1997 Honda Accord. Its front turn signal is being held in place with duct tape.

Anyone with information about the case is urged to contact Patrolman Mark J. Gwozdz of the Washington Township Police Department at 610-588-2040.